Tweety Loves Quilting: November 2018

Friday, November 9, 2018

Art with Fabric blog hop - Fall 2018 - DAY 5

"Monet Mosaic" by Melva Inspired by the work of Claude Monet (https://melvalovesscraps.blogspot.com/)	by Barb Inspired by the work of Giovanni Paolo Panini (http://www.bejeweledquilts.blogspot.com)
by Anita Inspired by the work of Linda Woods (http://quiltlovefordomesticfelicity.blogspot.com)	by Alida Inspired by the work of James Luke Burke (http://tweloquilting.blogspot.com/)

Make sure to click on each picture and visit the blogs because these wonderful artists shared their story, inspiration and useful tips that can help you create your own beautiful art pieces!

Art with Fabric blog hop - Fall 2018 - Ultraviolet

To the Moon and Back (20'' x 20'')

As the host of this blog hop, I have decided to share two pieces with you today!

One was created for a different event earlier this year, but it is in my Favorite color (theme for the blog hop) so it still counts ;)

The second one, is not finished, but I hope it's inspiring and interesting anyway! :)

Let's get back to the main theme of the blog hop!!!

My favorite color is...

PURPLE... or VIOLET... or ULTRA VIOLET

(the 2018 Pantone color of the Year)

The art part, comes from the fact that I was inspired by the amazing work of James Luke Burke (JLBCreativeCo) and created for the Cherrywood Prince Challenge.

Raw edge applique and some interesting quilting/thread sketching for texture and fun.

This mini was not accepted for the Cherrywood exhibit :( :( I thought it was a clever design for the theme of honoring Prince's iconic look with the interpretation of James's original drawing oh well, if you don't try you will never succeed, right?

Detail to see the texture...

And the fun back! I think this is the best fabric ever designed...

"You've got to be kitten me" :) :)

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Inspired by the work of Sol LeWitt (Wall drawing #542 et #462).

And again my favorite color Ultra Violet...

And a theme that is really close to my heart: people, acceptance, diversity, inclusion, human rights.

Do you know which color is composed by mixing Blue and Red? Purple.

This to me represents the harmony between opposite parties and world views... instead of being divisive and aggressive, we could all embrace more purple and be more open and accepting and kind and loving.

Unsurprisingly Violet is also the color of Spirituality. It is the color of people seeking spiritual fulfillment. Purple represents transformation, creativity and spiritual awareness.

And the WIP :)

This piece also allows me to acknowledge the fact that while Purple/Violet is my favorite color, I really love them all!! :)

These are the amazing artists that are featured today with me:

Melva: https://melvalovesscraps.blogspot.com/
Barb: http://www.bejeweledquilts.blogspot.com
Anita: http://quiltlovefordomesticfelicity.blogspot.com

Thursday, November 8, 2018

Art with Fabric blog hop - Fall 2018 - DAY 4

"Midcentury Modern Peels" by Wendy Inspired by the midcentury modern style (http://www.piecefulthoughts.com/)	by Bea Inspired by the Monochrome painting style (http://www.beaquilter.com/)

Make sure to click on each picture and visit the blogs because these wonderful artists shared their story, inspiration and useful tips that can help you create your own beautiful art pieces!

Wednesday, November 7, 2018

Art with Fabric blog hop - Fall 2018 - DAY 3

"Tessellation" by Janeen Inspired by the work of MC Eschers (http://quiltartdesigns.blogspot.com/)	"Nature's shades of grey" by Carol Inspired by the work of Andy Goldsworthy (http://www.quiltedfabricart.com)
"A White History of Art" by Andree Inspired by James Abbott McNeill Whistler (http://quiltinglearningcombo.blogspot.com)

Make sure to click on each picture and visit the blogs because these wonderful artists shared their story, inspiration and useful tips that can help you create your own beautiful art pieces!

Tuesday, November 6, 2018

Art with Fabric blog hop - Fall 2018 - DAY 2

by Susan Inspired by the work of Bob Ross and Melissa McKinnon (https://desertskyquilts.wordpress.com/)	by Terry Inspired by the work of Piet Mondrian (http://www.terryaskeartquilts.com/)
"Poodle with a Pearl" by LeeAnna Inspired by the work of Johannes Vermeer (http://lapaylor.blogspot.com/ )

Make sure to click on each picture and visit the blogs because these wonderful artists shared their story, inspiration and useful tips that can help you create your own beautiful art pieces!

Monday, November 5, 2018

Art with Fabric blog hop - Fall 2018 - DAY 1

"Big Red" by Heather Inspired by the work of Mark Rothko (http://www.heatherquilts.blogspot.com/)	by Tami Inspired by the work of Greta Freist (https://thriftshopcommando.blogspot.com/)
by Moira Inspired by Fractals (https://quiltedsnail.blogspot.com/)	by Marian Inspired by The Purple People Eater (http://www.seamstobesew.com)

Make sure to click on each picture and visit the blogs because these wonderful artists shared their story, inspiration and useful tips that can help you create your own beautiful art pieces!

Sunday, November 4, 2018

Art with Fabric blog hop - Fall 2018 - DAY 0

Every quilted project is a unique piece of art, full of love, creativity and inspiration.

Have you ever thought about how "traditional" art could be reinterpreted in a quilted piece?
(by "traditional" I mean anything that a non-quilter will label as art, like paintings, drawings, sculptures, architecture from all countries and all time periods).

To explore the endless possibilities of art-inspired quilted pieces I decided to organize another edition of this Blog Hop!

This edition has a special theme...

My favorite color is...
This theme will feature each artist's favorite color, or just the color they are favoring at the moment!!
As a quilter, my favorite color is ALL THE COLORS... but I will pick one for my piece :)

The blog hop starts tomorrow, but today I want to just feauture the summary of all the past edition of this blog hop!!

You can read more about each individual piece by clicking the link on the event page
http://tweloquilting.blogspot.com/p/art-with-fabric-blog-hop.html